Talked to one of these friends today and there's no consumer price yet (didn't ask how much they've payed)Anyone mention the price?
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Talked to one of these friends today and there's no consumer price yet (didn't ask how much they've payed)Anyone mention the price?
@kensuf - my assumption is a a BM twinset is the BO for a Symbios RB. How does a Symbios diver route the LH?
Not all the marketing promos with JJ diving it? j/k
Based solely on the patent filing, the BOV is functionally just turning the upper part of the loop into a double-hose reg, and cuts out the scrubber and counterlung. If the loops was entirely flooded, presumably purging/free-flowing the regulator in BOV mode will clear the inhale hose, and then any water in the exhale hose will be purged by exhaling gas - maybe with some rolling around, similar to in a double-hose reg.wait if the BOV is in the ccr body and not the dsv part. What happens if you flood the loop?
Necklace and long hose.At least in GUE-land, I assume the intention is also to always be diving it with at least a long-hose clipped off, so you can always switch to that and mess with the flooded loop in good time.